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USP TERMINOLOGY Flashcards

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BSC

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Biological Safety Cabinet

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CACI

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Compounding aseptic containment isolator

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CAI

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Compounding aseptic isolator

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C-PEC

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Containment primary engineering control

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C-SCA

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Containment segregated compounding area

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C-SeC

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Containment secondary engineering control

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CSPs

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Compounded sterile products

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CSTD

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Closed system transfer device

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CVE

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Containment ventilated enclosure

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LAFW

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Laminar airflow workbench

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LvP

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Large volume parenteral

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PEC

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Primary engineering control

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PPE

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Personal protective equipment

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RABS

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Restricted access barrier system

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SCA

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Segregated compounding area

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SEC

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Secondary engineering control

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SVP

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Small volume parenteral

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Biological safety cabinet

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Chemo Hood (Class 2 or 3 for sterile hazardous drugs) a type of CPEC

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Compounding aseptic containment isolator

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Glove box for hazardous drugs a type of closed front CPEC

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Compounding aseptic isolator

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Glove box for non-hazardous drugs a closed front sterile hood (PEC)

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Containment primary engineering control

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Ventilated (negative pressure) chemo hood used for hazardous drugs

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Containment segregated compounding area

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Ventilated (negative pressure) room used for hazardous drugs; not in a clean room suite [air is not ISO rated]

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Containment secondary engineering control

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Ventilated (negative pressure) buffer room for hazardous drugs (a room where the CPEC is located)

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Compounded sterile products

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IVs or other drugs that require sterile manipulation

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Closed system transfer device

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Device preventing escape of hazardous drugs/vapor when transferring (ie, from a vial to a syringe)

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Containment ventilated enclosure

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Ventilated “powder hood” for non sterile products (can be used for hazardous drugs if USP 800 standards are met)

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Laminar airflow workbench

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Type of sterile hood (PEC); parallel air streams flow in One Direction

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Large volume parenteral

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IV bag or container containing greater than 100 ml

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Primary engineering control

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Sterile hood that provides ISO 5 Air for compounding

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Personal protective equipment

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Garb (gown gloves masks) Don means to put on, Doff is to take off

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Restricted access barrier system

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Glove box/closed front sterile Hood (CAIsand CACIs)

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Segregated compounding area

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Designated space that contain an ISO 5 Hood but is not part of a cleanroom suite (air is not ISO rated)

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Secondary engineering control

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ISO 7 buffer room where the sterile hood (PEC) is located

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Small volume parenteral

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IV bag or container containing less or equal to 100 ml

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